Word: belled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Referees Bell and Barry called 54 minutes in penalties during last Saturday's game, a 5-1 Harvard victory, and the majority were for roughing, high-sticking and tripping. Not surprisingly, the contest ended with Harvard's Leif Rosenberger and Yale's Dean Boylan brandishing sticks, as Crimson coach Bill Cleary tried to get his team off the ice and into the dressing room as quickly as possible...
...piece on Italian Futurism was researched in Prof. Daniel Bell's seminar, The Relation of Culture to Social Structure, and he gave patient and helpful support. The author does not read Italian, and drew heavily on three accounts of the Futurists: James Joll's Three Intellectuals in Politics; Marianne Martin's Futurist Art and Theory; and Joshua Taylor's Futurism. Citations have been omitted to save the reader's eye, but can be had at the Crimson if anyone would like to know precisely who said what where...
Robert D. Lilley, 59, referred to inside the company as the "people" man, was named president, and he will head employee, regulatory and financial operations. William L. Lindholm, 57, who was named vice chairman, will coordinate A.T. & T.'s installation and construction activities, as well as oversee Bell Telephone Laboratories and Western Electric, the company's supply arm. Cornelius W. Owens, 58, remains executive vice president; he will head a corporate planning office...
...Referees Bell and Barry called 25 penalties, including four apiece for elbowing, cross-checking, high stick and roughing, and even that did not preclude a scuffle at the game's end. It was a disappointing episode in what has normally been a well-fought, sportsmanlike rivalry in the past, and could make one apprehensive about the quality of the return match at Boston Arena next Saturday...
...group of 15 students called the Bijou Singers from Rider College in New Jersey had been sitting attentively on an elevated platform at the back of the stage, behind the piano. As Yevtushenko bellowed the unballasted "Pitching and Rolling," the angelic choir, clad in bell bottoms, backed him up with seastorm voices. They took to hooting and whistling while Yevtushenko writhed in the fog of 20th Century pain, a favorite theme of his. Then the chorus began to chant "push-and-shout, push-and-shout, zig-zag, zig-zag" and they howled an assortment of animal groans. This was done...